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671 LIS DIGITAL LIBRARIANSHIP Fall 2008 8-a. FINDING TOOLS - IV. MetaSearching, Federated Searching, Proxy Searching Dr. Pter Jacs University of Hawaii Library and Information Science Program METASEARCHING, MULTISEARCHING, FEDERATED SEARCHING Terminology chaos What is meta? Multisearching, Parallel searching is much better term My preference: Polysearching Searching several search engines with one query...
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671 LIS DIGITAL LIBRARIANSHIP Fall 2008
8-a. FINDING TOOLS - IV. MetaSearching, Federated Searching, Proxy Searching
Dr. Pter Jacs University of Hawaii Library and Information Science Program
METASEARCHING, MULTISEARCHING, FEDERATED SEARCHING Terminology chaos What is meta? Multisearching, Parallel searching is much better term My preference: Polysearching Searching several search engines with one query Pidgin English vs Queens English problem
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How To Federate?
(Remember: You can lead a horse to the river, but) Alternative Approaches Send patrons to resources (tell where water may be) Recommend resources for query (tell which rivers have water) Lead the patrons to the resource (and hope they will drink) Bring them insta-quenchers (buckets of water) Let them waddle in the river (take them to the site)
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Functionalities and realities
The bang for the buck perspective One click - several/many/any database(s) searched Advanced proximity, positional vs. AND and exact phrase Field-specific searches title, abstract vs. AU, DE, SC, FT Sampling vs. all-matches Consolidated format vs original format Merged vs. partitioned results Sorted, deduped, singing, dancing vs. gimme one wid nutting on it now - the poor boy sandwich
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- METASEARCHING, MULTISEARCHING, FEDERATED SEARCHING Dogpile Good ones: Pandia, IxQuick Much improved Clusters of [invisible] web resources, customization, link checking
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in Dogpile (which does not smell bad at all, but dont take it to the bank, either)
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Why Its Federate?
your digitization ROI, stupid Its the resource discovery, stupid Library Database Menus like wine menus of maitre d-ed restaurants Gourmet fare but menus/packaging/labeling are Greek Patrons are not database connoisseurs
INSPEC, PAIS, CINAHL, ABI/INFORM, InfoTrac, CLIR, JSTOR, anyone?
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My Polysearch Engines would need constant updating as the syntax of the native search engines keep changing. Bear with me, and pardon the inconveniences.
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eXTRA Peters PolySearch Engines
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Energy PolySearch Engine
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General English Dictionaries
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Bibliographies PolySearch Engines
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Shareware/freeware-based federated search engine results
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Proxy Searching of Non-Searchable & Poorly Searchable Open Access Archives of Digital Scholarly Journals
International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries December 8-12, 2003 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
High quality content in Web-born journals in all disciplines Multiple year archives browsing by TOC, volumes and issues No search engine no money for development/licensing Modest web-site search engines, like
No exact phrase, proximity, positional operators for FT archives (information industry = industry information) primitive relevance ranking
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Non searchable archives
made searchable in late 2003
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283 items are reported with 90% or higher relevance
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University of Hawaii, Manoa - LIS - 671
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